Funny Story..

daveb · 03-07-06, 05:17

Well, I was driving home one night after work 10:30ish. Back into my garage as usual and get out of the car, and noticed a smell.

I said to myself what is that?

I identified the smell a few seconds later as doggy doo doo.

I look around and find that I ran over a huge pile of doo doo on my way home and it splattered onto the muffler, creating a nasty burning smell.

Being 10:30 at night I couldn't see anything so I pulled the car out into the driveway, hosed her off. As I walked back into the garage to put the hose away...the smell was still lingering

. DOH! Its on the garage FLOOR!! Cleaned that up and was finished by 11pm. Moral of the story, don't run over that stuff

Smoked Tails · 03-07-06, 07:07

Ewww, that's nasty. Glad you got it clean.

KevinA · 03-07-06, 07:39

Uh, thanks for sharing...

I'm glad we don't have smell-a-thread here!

JJ_ · 03-07-06, 12:13

lol ! that is funny.

pgp · 03-10-06, 11:20

another bit of advice, don't ever hit that stuff with a weed wacker!

Scottwax · 03-10-06, 03:32

Be glad it wasn't a skunk.

DaGonz · 03-10-06, 06:59

I have two dogs. One of them will do his version of "drop trou" and poop when and where he feels like it... a lot of times, it's in the middle of the street. The other one likes to find a nice pile of leves or sandy soil t o do his business in. As a responsible dog owner, I do pick up the "mutt muffins" that the boys deposit.

daveb · 03-11-06, 03:13

LOL pgp...I can just picture it now!

Swoop411 · 03-12-06, 05:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scottwax

Be glad it wasn't a skunk.

Definately! I hit a skunk one night and I swear that smell was on my truck for weeks! I took it to the car wash in an attempt to get rid of the smell off before I went home. Didnt work. My dad is a diesel mechanic and has access to a pressure steam cleaner so I went to war on the chassis and wheel wells with it. It got rid of the bulk of the stench but I still smelled it on hot days for a while longer.